Kelly
PLAIN IS THE NEW COLOURFUL
KELLY ofrece una selección de 29 colores. Gracias a sus tonos neutros, esta voluminosa lana virgen se integra armoniosamente en cualquier espacio, con discreción, sin parecer nunca aburrida. Aquellos que busquen piezas elegantes y dinámicas se encontrarán ante una gran variedad: ¿deberían optar por un naranja vibrante o un verde lima relajante? ¿Un color de acento vivo o un azul ultramarino brillante?
- Número de artículo: 7652
- Material: 100% lana virgen
- Diseño: Liso, de pelo largo
Made-to-measure carpets in special shapes
In addition to the individual desired size, the elaborate production of special shapes is also possible in our manufactory. We would be happy to create a drawing of your dream design.
Collection Lana
Anyone who appreciates lush naturalness will love the LANA collection. Pure new wool with a flattering feel coins the character of these handmade qualities. Three expressive textures and 87 highly topical colourways bridge the gap to modern interior design. Whether in a shape, design or size of your choice – LANA offers endless possibilities. For carpets that are made to stay.
Wool – The unique
We use pure new wool from New Zealand to make our handcrafted rugs. It gives them a pleasantly soft feel and hardwearing qualities.
Wool can absorb and release moisture. A voluminous wool rug brings a sense of comfort to any room. And there is more to enjoy: the rug cushions your steps and helps soften sounds. LANA combines aesthetics and comfort with the distinctive feel of new wool.
Handmade with Passion
New wool from New Zealand captivates with a bright white and is thus perfect for achieving brilliant colours. The felted and twisted yarns are dyed in our manufactories in the colour of your choice and hand-tufted.
Made to measure by hand and treated with utmost care until the finishing, your Lana carpet is an exclusive single piece that will enthuse you in every respect. All the qualities of this collection have been allergy tested and bear the symbol “hypo-allergenic”.
